The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-22
LOCAL MATTERS.
Fresh cider at Sprouts.
Fishing tackle at Scott's.
Balls andpbats at Aliens

Fresh cider at Sprouts.
Fishing tackle at Scott's.
Balls andpbats at Aliens,
Splendid honey at sprouts.
As boomer the rain is q success
Bananas always on hand at Jacobs
Lace mitts for % cents at McClure's
WEIGH sells groceries at bed rock
prices.
Gray will pay cash for some nice
chickens.
Tennessee sorghum at Kingsley &
Wharton's.
Is pounds dark brown sugar 95 cents
at Sprouts.
40 shades of French tissue paper al
Goodhue & Evans.
Ladies fine three button kids at Nc.
Clure's for 65 cents.
Harmon Scott has a one horse spring
wagon for sale cheap.
Mr.. B. D. Williams has moved onto
the SCHNEIDER property.
The best place to buy shades is at
8. II. Patterson & Co.'S.
st. Patrick's Pills, the great Irish
cathartic always physic.
Seed buckwheat. eastern grown, for
sale by Waters & Thayer.
Get our prices on wall paper befor
buying. Goodhue & Evans.
Sewing machine needles. oil and sup
plies at s. H. Patterson & Co.'S.
Choice Peachblows, best eating po-
tato in the market at Wright's.
The best ham for the least money
at COwan, Ausherman & Norris.
A new list of Mistletoe note paper
and envelopes at Goodhue 4 Evans.
An elegant line of ladies and chill
dren's slippers just opened at Colborns.
You may be sure of getting your
moneys worth if you deal at Welch's.
Cowan, Ausherman & Norris pay
highest market price for produce Of all
kinds.
Fine assortment of shoes for ladies
and gentlemen just opened at Col
lbOrn's.
Latest sheet music, instrumental,
and vocal, only 10 cents each at DR..
Gillihan's.
You can trade COW for a cook stove
or barb wire, to ID. Ewart, at the Live
Hardware.
The higher property gets in lola the
lower Bartels sells groceries and
Iueensware.
Kingsley & wharton have some cider
vinegar that they guarantee to be
strictly pure.
II. L. Henderson has employed w.
III. Evans to assist him in the real
estate business.
The rain came just in the nick of
time, as it always does and everybody
is jubilant. Boom the rain.
We hope no time will be lost in Or
ganixing Board of Trade. We want
one and want it right away.
Parties having property for sale in
Or adjoining the city may find purchas-
ers by leaving it with Bostwick & Co.
We add another quire of papers to
our regular edition this week to &C.
commodate our increasing subscription
list.
1t saves one half your money to buy
Trumbull, Reynolds & Aliens fresh
bulk garden seeds at the Live Hard
ware.
The Wichita road is to be sold at
auction May %. We give this notice
so that lola capitalist may be on hand
to bid it in.
Miss Brown has received her new
stock of summer millinery and asks
the ladies of lola and vicinity to call
and examine it.
The boring machinery was removed
yesterday to the Carriage Works
grounds and work on their well will
be commenced at once.
Cambria linked galvanized barb
wire, best barb wire made, can put it
up like chain without a stretcher. Sold
by ]. J. Casmire & Co.'S.
We have any amount of money to
loan at 6 per cent, and small commits |
sion added. Call Immediately at the
Neosho Valley Land Office.
We have the incest assortment Of
wall paper and decorations i'm town
and will sell as cheap as anybody dares
to. Come and see. Scott & Son.
Any one having cattle that they
want past ured during the summer
would do we'll to apply to A. E.
Wright, lola Kansas. april %.
We are requested to announce that
there will be meeting at Rock Creek
school house next Sunday the oath.
at 1880 a. NJ, to reorganize the Sun
day School. A full attendance is
desired.
The COurnnt comes out this week
with boom edition which shows a
great deal of painstaking labor and is
a credit to the enterprise and ambition
of its publishers.
The Southern Kansas Railway Com
pany has disposed Of all of its unsold
land to Topeka party and they are
now for sale by Walker & Holzapfel
Of Colony Kansas who have exclusive
charge of these lands.
One morning last week Cummings
& Jones sold lot for S25. Before noon
they sold it again for $50 and before
night it was sold to third purchaser
for 500. That is the way things are
going in lola these days.
Gentlemen wishing spring or sum-
mer suits should not fail to call on
George Davies, the tailor, and exam
inc his samples. The spring suitings
are very handsome, and Mr., Davies
says they sre cheaper than ever before.